🏎️🔥 Explanation of Tether Car Racing 🧵⚙️ Watch as this small, tethered racing car speeds in a circle around a fixed central post, powered by a high-performance miniature engine. In this unique motorsport racing technology, the car reaches incredible speeds of up to 220 mph without any remote control or wireless operation. This high-speed mechanical racing method is called tether car racing. Credits : @ kevinwells411 / YT @ rogerphillips6974 / YT @ onthewiretethercars / Yt #Motorsport #RacingT

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On this segment of The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation with Mo Rocca, our Curator of Transportation Matt Anderson shares about the cultural phenomenon of tether car racing. Explore a selection of spindizzies and related artifacts in our digital collections: https://bit.ly/3vDc7Zb. | The Henry Ford

They’re called spindizzies, and they’re a type of model race car that was popular back in the 1930s and ‘40s. They feature model airplane engines powered by gasoline, and our collection is a gift of Eric Zausner and the E-Z Spindizzy Foundation. You can see the collection of cars, tools and accessories on display inside Driven to Win: Racing in America presented by General Motors, now open. | The Henry Ford

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